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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 2 (July 1898) (1898)

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high altitudes, and it is stated that it takes twelve months or even longer for Extending a slight distance from the hinge post are Tbe Effects of Change of Climate upon Man them to become acclimatized. Dogs, as is well known, two eyes adapted to receive pivot-pins which support and Animals. endure… … be pulled down, then the central ing properties of a change of air are SAWYEE'S SELF-OPENING GATE. crank-arm acts on the latch-operat- obscure ; at any rate, up to the pres- ing mechanism described and unlocks ent they have not been satisfactorily and opens the gate. Having driven on until the next…

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